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JBL 4425 Restoration

My goodness, those grills came out nice! I have got to get off my derriere and get into the garage. I have to make some space for project work. Thanks for the inspiration.
 
Staying focused is my biggest hurdle. Make yourself a drink and get into the garage then post the pics:thmbsp:

tensleep said:
My goodness, those grills came out nice! I have got to get off my derriere and get into the garage. I have to make some space for project work. Thanks for the inspiration.
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Zilch said:
I can understand the MDF fragmenting on the damaged side, but why on the other? Is there glue also, or just the 3-M tape?

My suggestion: Go to Home Depot and get a bulk pack of utility knife blades, and start inserting them all around the perimeter as wedges, then tap them in with the edge of a putty knife a bit at a time going round and round.

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Just reviving this olde thread to say that the Zilchster comes through again; this gradual wedge method worked perfectly on some 4425s I'm mirror imaging. (Thanks again, Bart!)
 
Zonker92 said:
Just reviving this olde thread to say that the Zilchster comes through again; this gradual wedge method worked perfectly on some 4425s I'm mirror imaging. (Thanks again, Bart!)
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Can't wait to see how the 4425's come along now that your 4435's are done!
 
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